Blood Pressure low
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My blood pressure has all along been about 120 to 130/ 60 or even 58 some time in summers as well as winters without any medication. Since last 10 years, In winters it (especially Systolic) remains on the higher side 150-160 but Diastolic usually remains 60 to 70 for which medicine is to be taken. In summers it reverts back to 120-130/60-at times 58.
Presently we have a spring season here. Hence, I am presently taking 25 mg Easyday (Losartan Potassium) once a day in the morning. With this my BP remains 120-130/60-58.I feel my Diastolic pressure remains low, hence tried taking half tablet Easyday so that Diastolic gets higher but it doesn't work.
I am presently 85 with no problem of heart or sugar. Walk daily for about 30 mins of course with slower pace. At my advance age,never bothered much about low Diastolic.
However now I thought it better to use this Forum just to get the views of others who may have to say some thing about it.
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pippa58442 iqbal_45667
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iqbal_45667 pippa58442
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jawad84780 iqbal_45667
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iqbal_45667 jawad84780
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iqbal_45667 jawad84780
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Thanks Mr Jawad. By the grace of God I am leading reasonably good life at this age. I avoid visits to the Docs unless some thing is really troublesome for me. And when I do go, I request them not to expect me to go through elaborate tests. As regards my notification, I wanted to further confirm my own thinking (not to bother about low BP and other minor issues) after my recent visit to a Doc.
At this age, one likes/endeavours to have reasonable health as long as one lives. Thanks/Regards
japmalalay iqbal_45667
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Kind of you for your response. At this age, it is a great blessing from the God Almighty not only to stay on my feet but also to walk for 28-30 mins. Regular walks and Army's service for about 32 years has been the main contributory factors in my case. My good wishes to every one.